Pundit Claims Friedkins May Already Be Considering Sacking Sean Dyche at Everton

Cundy criticized the potential decision to part ways with Sean Dyche but shared his gut feeling following Everton’s 1-0 Premier League defeat at Bournemouth on 4 January.

Speaking live on talkSPORT (4 January, 18:15), the former Chelsea and Tottenham player suggested the Friedkins might consider replacing their experienced manager.

Cundy told co-host Jamie O’Hara: “I can’t help but think the new owners are going to make a change.

They’ve got the best man for the job to keep them in that league. Why would you change Sean Dyche?”

Dyche Can Keep Everton Safe

Criticism of Dyche’s reign mainly revolves around his uninspiring and defensive football, which some fans feel limits the team’s potential.

However, it’s unrealistic to expect Everton, with their current squad, to achieve a dramatic run of form and compete for European places this season.

Maintaining Dyche could offer stability, aligning with the Friedkins’ vision upon taking over.

This approach might be the most practical way to navigate the remainder of the season before reevaluating in the summer.

While this strategy may not excite Everton supporters, the prospect of better times remains tied to the first full season under the new ownership and the opening of their state-of-the-art waterfront stadium.

A Crucial January

The January transfer window is pivotal for Everton.

Improving performances is essential, and the club’s activity in the market will be closely watched.

Strengthening the squad could help Dyche stabilize results and secure the club’s Premier league status.